Twitter Launches its Official Tweet Button: How to install on Blog?

| August 14, 2010 | 5 Comments
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Finally, Twitter has launched its official Tweet button for blogs and websites. The Tweet button is a small widget that allows you to share your website contents and count retweets.  It can be placed anywhere on your blog or website. There are numerous unofficial buttons, including the famous one from Tweetmeme, available right now.

New Tweet ButtonWhen you click on the Tweet Button, a pop-up box containing a shortened link of the item, you want to share, will appear. You can add a line of text also. After posting on Twitter, the website may suggest you some accounts to follow.

It has made the task dead simple for the publishers too. Create a customizable Tweet button for your blog with a few clicks. Three types of Tweet buttons are available there under the “Button” tab. These are with vertical, horizontal and without retweet count.

New Tweet Button With Vertical, Horizontal And Without Retweet Count

Under the “Tweet text” option, you can add your own text. Otherwise the title of the page, you want to share, will be posted by default.

Add A Customized Text To Your Tweet Button

The URL of the page is the default one. However, you can suggest another URL too.

Add New URL To Your Tweet Button

The new Tweet button is available in five languages like English, French, German, Spanish and Japanese.

Choose The Desired Language For The New Tweet Button

A preview will be shown before you grab the single line code to use.

Preview Your Customized Tweet Button Before Use

Just copy and paste the code into the HTML for your website wherever you want it to appear.

Single Line HTML Code Of Your New Tweet Button

To create a further customized Tweet button, check out developer documentation.

Websites like Ask.com, CNN, Time.com and YouTube have already started to use this new Tweet button. Start using yours too.


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  1. Nitin says:

    The HTML code should have been in text from rather than in Image so that normal user would be easily select-copy-paste it. Any how most awaited twitter application.

  2. I agree with Nitin, I wish it were in text format. It would be easier to copy and paste rather than to type everything. But other than that thank you for sharing! ;)

    • Rohit Langde says:

      The code changes as you change the language or appearance of the button so, it is better to go to official site and customize it your own way and get the code as per requirement.

  3. lose weight says:

    Thank you. Great blog you have here. Got some more links to point to with more stuff like this?

  4. Vinayak says:

    its good but it slow down site loading speed…

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